Dark basic pro projects plus#

If you are looking more seriously into shareware, then BlitzMax is the way to go. However I haven't tested it on other computers yet but I assume I'll get the same results as on my pc, otherwise it wouldn't be so successful in the indie development market.ДЇor fun and games and quick results I recommend game maker.Д¬an't be 100% sure yet but from what I hear: Seems very powerful, clean, and it's cross-platform. I find it quite easy to pick up the language after spending many years coding in Basic and Visual Basic. I'm still testing this out (on day 20 of my 30 day trial).

Dark basic pro projects plus#

Plus another downfall that I didn't like about GM is that it isn't cross platform

Some were slow, some were fast, some had graphic glitches that didn't seem to make any sense. Some were playable as it was and some were not. And every single machine ran all of my projects in a different way. I've tested 3 separate projects of mine from game maker on six different computers (the oldest being 2 years old and the newest being about 4 months).

Such as, you can never predict how your game will run on someone else's machine. Game Maker also has quite a few (BIG in my opinion) flaws. Anything I wanted in my game I could find a way to get it done. Very easy to use, seems to be very powerful. I was a huge fan of the engine for quite sometime and began quite a few projects with it. I feel I have wasted a lot of time on Game Maker. Click to expand.From a been there, done that stand point.